This lands somewhere between Carrie (1976) and Juno (2007). With a strange John Hughes wholesomeness about it. It brings enough funny to make it charming. A great Scanners (1981) moment to push the horror. And enough who done it to keep it moving. The soundtrack adds to the whole indie retro thing. It was engaging enough to watch all seven episodes in one sitting. Definitely worth a winters afternoon of your time.
Writing's a fight and this boy needs a battle
Darrin // Nightingale 